Sentence examples for but plausible from inspiring English sources

His story included not just wins, but plausible losses.

In Harding's familiar but plausible analysis, the Putinistas have two main motives.

It offers a coach not just digital predictability but plausible deniability.

In "Veep," the director Armando Iannucci chronicles the foibles of a lousy, but plausible, democratic politician.

But the paper talks only of a remote but plausible confrontation with "a major-power adversary".

Think of creative but plausible ways for your recap to achieve the new alternate outcome.

"But it is the nature of markets to price in less likely but plausible scenarios".

He concluded (by contrived but plausible maths) that the true number of species on Earth was probably around 30 million.

What Sanders calls a political revolution is closer to a campaign of far-reaching but plausible reforms.

Instead, they are among the lone believers who think a replay of last season is not only possible, but plausible.

The '70s tag has become to "Michael Clayton" what Cary Grant is to George Clooney: a lazy but plausible label.